Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-09
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Tb-mrsrow Aimee opens at the Grand
| nm --1lnmsnelle, " with the following cast:
\ Huinxdts gAcutot littlel
Hrtnrh milliner,
4 known Rs Num- nellie mile. Marie Aimee
Flepr de lRs. the song
hiird of twl0GaItinents
n II TBnls1uD NuTper. Esq husband
vino Rs snnbbea -. Thos ii. Burns
Lien Leslie. a bachelor who Is % wor,
Bon Prleshnra. a lawyers clerk who is
C1l. EaHrnan Poster. n manager who is
prosperous Newton ChlsWen
unE,t,ts,riops ..- Lester Victor
TEggdsIsy. a winter who is ubiquiious,
...........-.- - Col en- Va ry
unHHwry, an usher who is Disguised
OlClulb. pDlioemun who is Zone af the
Mrs. LgufsA IupPer, a vile ,no VINO is. Is
MprT. .ut5,ru p Slorupe,tap WHO is ambitious
-----Jennie Williams
OF tine u.Eay n Sam Francisco exchange
aBgs=
ArDse Rrrrurht her suggestive smile,
ht,r apltninabls Talent and her beautiful
l5uslsry TO bear upon a crowded, fash-
lGaGahle nnd very amiable audience last
nighn- Ench had its odd efiert, and was
aRIparsnaly ms HEARTILY enjoyed as when
Ahlnse YVES the queen OF opera bouffe.
Hsr stsnrHbO English is Rs clear q me.
amum af expression for her now as French |
rusea to be, although her accent has un- |
5Ergame mn Improvement since she |
mnas her first appearance here as an
Elsgilsh speaking coincidence. She
makes ut I'M fact loo clear, for she has &C.
guiif,A haIbit of giving even her most
0t,ESuus points n ibtte extra tap, to
make surs THAT thsy 80 home to the
svmgrehension of her hearers. Her San
FraDt,ispo anaitors usually grasp such
tiklrgB withUut 5he least hesitation, so
the extra tBp is mot needed. One of
AMmtsYs s1nllsB or mods or glances goes
1rrthtr than half drZsn OF mast other
n1msdiennes, and seldom needs even the
nBuBl reinforcement of a word.
The play wRs feature of the last en-
gPgsnsfut Aimee played here, but the
e4nsaas during which several actors dis
uniIbursa Through the audience take a
Rnut I'M the stage proceedings. occasioned
as mnrh laughter aud apparently as
unurh sumErise AZ before. 1t is well
natssa. Rs tine entire play was, by very
good nunpany- After MAN 'zelle" the
tsaruns OF tins rast Mas Newton Chiswell
Rs the tl,ERtriral manager. The part is
rnnGe pruuninsnt and amusing almost en-
hmfsy tyy the psrvasiNe nature OF Mr..
ChiswalIE smile, ana The Dickensy indi-
Eadbnali v nf his gestures md appearance.
LII Rs a but of character worthy OF larger
~ p1rHuhafy- A quiet but entertaining
rntsmber af the company is Mr.. Burns,
WhD contributes a good deal to the gem
srRa amusement rs T.. Tarleton Tupper.
MIR Del Campo, young man wtth
Frsmrh accent and q very prepos-
sssssing facs and manner. plays the
hBabt.Iar brothers character very at
trRravaly, AMI Mus. Tupper is most
agresinbly represented by Clara Baker.
SO -M1umn.4lle" in full of amusing situations,
amid Though one canpot apply the test of
anywhere, IL makes, with
AHuee i'm the little role, a very enter
znnping. though very highly seasoned
dramntle menu. Aimee understands the
ant wf singing without a voice better
than amy ONE else, and although little
rnUus tlhnn a suggestion is lett OF her
amss sweet and rounded notes, she eau
staIl WIN encore after encore when she
sings -@Prstty as a Picture" or even
ala Palgma." The art Is all there,
tlhwuga the medium is almost worn
ritIrungh, ana except for one's regret for
the lu,ss of it, ut is pleasanter to hear her
nDw uhHn TO listen to many another
slItgEr I'm tine fnil possession OF voice.